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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1935

Page

9

Zenge Faces Life Sentence After Guilty Verdict

Mandeville Zenge, 26, was found guilty of the emasculation murder of Dr. Walter J. Bauer in Kirksville and jurors recommended life imprisonment with parole possible after 20 years. Judge Harrington set October 25 for a new-trial hearing as defense appeals proceed. Zenge showed little emotion during the verdict.

Zenge Criminal Court Joseph Green Cornelius J. Harrington Chicago Mandeville Zenge Walter J. Bauer Criminal Courts Kirksville Harrington J. Andy Zenge Edward Kiessow Dougherty Missouri Bauer

Weather Winds For Atlantic Coast And Chesapeake Bay

Winds on the bay and coast from Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras shift from north and west to southwest. North of the Potomac river on Chesapeake Bay expect moderate west winds, increasing to fresh southwest by Sunday. Overall outlook is generally fair tonight and Sunday with a transition to southwest winds.

Associated Press Sandy Hook Cape Hatteras South Portion North Portion Chesapeake Bay Potomac River

Ohio Gov Raises Football Tempest Over University Jobs

The Ohio governor and university officials clash over a reduced operating appropriation. President George W. Rightmire lists 14 members of a 54 member squad who held state jobs such as operating elevators and working in state offices as part of the dispute. The governor reduced the institution’s operating funds below what officials say is needed.

George W. Rightmire University Dav

Ed’s Narrow Escape From 2200-Volt House Wire

Ed learned something was wrong when switches failed and power lines overcharged. His uncle alerted the electric company, which found a primary wire crossed with the house wire. Ed grabbed the live wire and felt a 2200-volt shock, while John stayed calm and joked about sticking together.

Bver Louis Electric Company John

Surrender Of British Observed At Yorktown

Yorktown Va Oct 19 representatives of patriotic societies gathered at the old Yorktown customs house for ceremonies marking the second day of the 154th anniversary of Lord Cornwallis surrender. The day ended with exercises at the Colonial National Monument and the dedication of the restored French Battery with aid from French troops. A pageant depicted the service of guns aboard the British ship of war during the siege.

Yorktown Old Yorktown Customs House Lord Cornwallis Colonial National Monument

Dogs Shun Toad Diet Says Agriculture Biologists

Biologists from the United States Department of Agriculture report that a dog biting a toad for the second time faces reduced intelligence due to a milky poisonous secretion from glands behind the toad's eyes. The skin fluid protects toads from most animals, but snakes skunks and birds of prey can still be affected as skunks roll the toads to discharge the toxin.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture

Six Points for World Temperance Sunday Pressed

Smith outlines six points in a national temperance appeal urging action this World Temperance Sunday. She highlights liquor law challenges, drunk driving, rising liquor ads, a ten year campaign by a Council for Moderation, legalization efforts for gambling, and education on alcohol’s social and moral impacts.

Apin Council For Moderation Friends of the Temperance Movement

Milk as a Public Utility Urged by Roosevelt Advisor

Dr. Walton Hale Hamilton, special Roosevelt advisor on consumer problems, plans to urge the president to designate milk as a public utility amid concerns that the milk business has become a gigantic monopoly. Hamilton, a former Yale professor, emphasizes regulation to protect consumers.

Walton Hale Hamilton Roosevelt Hamilton Yale University Ameen

Marian Martin Frock Pattern Offers Slimming Design

The Winchester Evening Star promotes Marian Martin pattern 9627 with a straight center panel and two turn back revers for a youthful yet flattering look. Sizes 14 through 44 available, price 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for the pattern book, with order details and address.

Marian Martin

Miss Boyd Sets Stage For Private Lives At Capitol

Miss Virginia Boyd leads set design for the Little Theatre production of Private Lives to open Friday at the Capitol. Her Mediterranean terrace scene promises rich color and warmth, while the cast includes Richard Griffith as Elyot and Georgia Conrad as Sibyl with Mary Lyman and Robert McKelvey as Amanda and Elliott. Helen Shellmire Ziegler portrays Amanda’s maid, adding a finishing touch to the comedy.

Little Theatre The Capitol Virginia Boyd Boyd Mediterranean Il Ttoo Richard Griffith Sibyl Georgia Conrad Amanda Mary Lyman Victor Robert McKelvey Elliott Noel Coward Helen Shellmire Ziegler

Talmadge to Assume Dictatorship on Jan 1

Atlanta dated October 19 reports Gov Eugene Talmadge says Georgia may gain unilateral control of state finances on January 1 as the constitution grants authority to operate government business if the legislature fails to pass a two year appropriations bill. With most departments funded at about 80 percent of expected revenue the governor would oversee spending.

Atlanta Eugene Talmadge Georgia General Assembly

Auto Insurance Men Hold Meet In Winchester

J A Hotinger district manager of Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance hosted a gathering at the George Ashington Hotel for company representatives. Attendees included William C Havermale Be Springs W Va Edward C Johnson Shepherdstown W Va Quay Kesecker Martinsburg W Va Lawrence Baldwin Remington Gibson Young Orlean Earl Scott Upperville L C Grapnis Front Royal Luther H Bye Franklin Cecil A Eby Moorefield W Va C N Feorter Lohmansville and others including Mr and Mrs Louis Ferguson R W Richert assistant sales manager A R Weed head of sales promotion Arthur Hanna policy holder service Carl Vanderbark West Virginia state agent Fred Vanderbark Virginia special agent and Mrs Ethel Martz Bluemont.

J. A. Hotinger Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Columbus Ohio George Ashington Hotel William C. Havermale Be Springs W. Va Edward C. Johnson Shepherdstown Quay Kesecker Martinsburg Lawrence Baldwin Remington Gibson Young Orlean Earl Scott Upperville L. C. Grapnis Front. Royal Luther H. Bye Franklin Cecil A. Eby Moorefield C. N. Feorter Lohmansville Virginia Ethel Martz Bluemont

Robbery Report In Havre De Grace Involves Black Men

Havre de Grace Maryland October 19 Officers investigate a late night robbery near the city attributed to three or four Black men who defeated William Steve a middle aged resident of Darlington and took a small amount of cash Steve escaped with minor injuries and cooperates with the inquiry

Havre DE Grace William Steve Darlington Here Steve

Congress Member Henry M. Kimball Dies in Stroke

Kalamazoo Mich Oct 19 Rep Henry M Kimball R Mich died after a stroke of apoplexy last summer while serving his first term representing Michigan's third district. He was 57 and the fifth successive district representative to die in office since 1920. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.

Kalamazoo, Mich Henry M. Kimball Rmich Michigan Kimball

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